Hi
I'm not sure if there is a shortcut already set up to do this, but you can take a look in the Excel help contents under keyboard shortcuts.
We can however do this with vb.
Make a macro and addign it a shortcutkey
then in the module code put this
sub freezeit()
ActiveWindow.FreezePanes = True
end sub
This will freeze the panes whereever the current selected cell is whenever you activate the shortcut.
Hope this helps
Jacob
Yea there is no shortcut defined already anyways will try ur option Jacob
Macro works, but can't undo...
Jacobs macro will work, but I don't think you can "undo" it if you click in the wrong spot, or if you change your mind later. You can, however, create a button on your taskbar that will let you freeze the panes and then unfreeze them by clicking this button.
Here is how you create such a button:
1) Right click on the toolbar and then click customize
2) Click the Commands tab
3) Under Categories, click Window & Help
4) Click and Drag the Freeze Panes Icon onto your toolbar
5) Hit close and you're done...
I just use alt-w-f
It's quick and I find it easier than fiddling with shortcut buttons and no VBA needed. It's also the same to unfreeze. But everyone has their favourite way I guess.